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Finding Purpose and Meaning in Medical TrainingKELSEY SCHMIDT, MDFAMILY MEDICINE RESIDENT
Disclosures
None My only disclosure is that I am a baby doctor and have much more
to learn then I have to share today
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Cultivating knowledge and skills
Acquiring and practicing
Finding meaning and
purpose in our work
Experiencing and reflecting
Residency Education
Focus on resiliency and wellness Balint Group ARRIVE curriculum Mindfulness training
Resiliency training
Pathways- Community, Developmental Disabilities, Geriatrics, Global Health, Integrative Medicine, Maternity Care, Research, Rural Health, Sports Medicine, Women’s Health
Longitudinal community health projects Helping with medical school education Relationship building – internship buddies, chief residents, clinic mentors,
faculty mentors
How and Why
Resident Interests and Passions
“developing a street medicine outreach team for which I am currently a team physician. Working in free clinics and now "going to the people" has brought meaning to my journey and work by allowing me to take medicine beyond the walls of our medical system to those living on the streets”
Resident Interests and Passions
“Participating in organized medicine on all levels such as the AMA, AAFP, and WAFP has helped me to realize how I can make systemic change on a policy level…Attempting to change the system for the better outside of my normal work hours rejuvenates my sense of purpose in medicine and why I am doing what I am doing”
“I tried to do as much sports medicine related activities whether it was PPE or covering athletic events or local races”
Quality Improvement
Patient Safety Yoda
Farmers Health
Plug for Rural Practice Small pilot study was published in July 2019 which showed lower
rates of burnout for family medicine doctors in rural settings
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Rural Medium-size Metropolitan
Burnout Rates
Combined With OB Without OB
Mental Health Matters
Green County Coalition Started as a Community Health
Improvement Project Partnering with Southwest Wisconsin
Behavioral Health Partnership Have worked to develop a Mental
Health Navigator Position
Thank You! Co-residents – Drs. James Ircink, Mehwish Moinuddin and Taylor Boland Drs. Martonffy, Carlson, and Hahn RHET Staff and Leadership Team Dr. Val Gilchrist Dr. John Beasley Lillian Hung, Lori DiPrete Brown & Sweta Shrestha Emmanuel Guzman, Blaire Bundy, Roberta Rusch, Dr. Tosha Wetterneck
ReferencesHogue, A & Huntington, Mark. (2019). Family physician burnout rates in rural versus metropolitan areas: a pilot study. South Dakota journal of medicine. 72. 306-309. Tsai, A, et al. (2017). Meaning and Purpose: Refocusing on the Why in Medical Education. NEJM Catalyst.https://cscrprojects.doit.wisc.edu/PatientSafety/#